Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-08-24


statements of the time they had.
William Harley son of Philip Harley. of
township, is the member OF the
State Central Committee for Juuiata.
A shower of rain about midnight last
Wednesday settled the dust and renewed
life in the dropping corn and cabbage.
party Of young people from Ferman-
sgh township, and party from Miflin Co.,
picniced together at Macedonia, last Satur-
day.
For hand made tin fruit cans call at Nc
Cliptic's, Odd Fellows Hall, Nam street,
good, 40 cents better, 80 cents best, 65
cents.
One OF Bergy's Livery horses died of
spasmodic collie on Saturday night, after
having been brought in from drive TO
Richfeld.
The Valuable farm OF John F. Smith, in
Walker township, will be sold at public sale
on the premises next Saturday. Read ad-
yertisement.
Csss township, Huntingdon county
mat, has the reputation of finishing his hay
making in October. He says s.D-m hosses
OF mine eat de hay
The men who used to navigate on the
raging canal west of the mountains will
hold their annual reunion at Blair.ville on
the 9th OF September.
The SSrd annual exhibition of the Berks
county agricultural and horticultural So
ciety will be held in Reading, September
20, Fl, - and 23, 1857
The Granger's picnic. opens at William 5
Grove on the 29th OF August. Excursion
tickets will be sold by the Railroad COM
pony good until September 5.
Itch Praris Mango, Gad Scratehs, OF
every kind cured in 80 minutes by Wool
ford's Sanitary Lotion Use no other Sold
by l. Banks and Co.. Druggist, Mifiiintown
Pa. tt
II your lightning rod needs to be put iu
4 state OF repairs. Call on J. VI. McDon aid
, II you have no rod IN your building Nc
Donald will give yoG the required rod pro-
tector
J Charles Blackwelder a son of Rev. Black
weIder, former pastor OF the Lutheran con
gregatiou in this place, was visiting at Sos
/ eph Rothrock's in Fermanagh township
/ last week.
The reunion Of the 10th Pa. Cavalry
will take place at Suubury, Pa, Sep. 2s
1857. Orders tor excursion tickets will BE-
furnished by the Secretary T. D. Garman
Nif1intown, Pa.
a party composed OF members of th
families of Joseph Ewing of Harrisburg
E. 5. and E. D. Parker, and Rev. Hays, tn
last three named from this place, Is camp
ing at Tu>carora station.
Reuben Beashore, who has been anon
his friends IN the vicinity of this towI
since the death o; his father Michael Be
shore, deceased, started on his return I
his Western home in Kansas.
II i, astonishing how a coat or suitabl
= paint preserves the roof of a house or barn
You want to be certain Of the kind Of PAIN
you put on your building. J. NJ. McDor
aid has the paint, that a TIN or wooden roo
|, require.
George Harman, father-in-lav of NJ
Moyer, who lives along the Ceder Sprin
J, road near this place. had his left leg broke
below the knee by the kick OF an uuru
horse while plowing on his farm near Po
Royal, last Saturday.
The Liverpool un OF last week say
James Watt, who lives IN Pfoutz's Va
ley, was arrested the other day, aud TAX
before Squire VIM. Kipp, charged wi
stealing horse shoes from CupP's blac
smith shop. He was placed under bon
Il to appear the next term of court.
The Coroner. six jurors, who sat on tt
: Chattsworth railroad horror in Illinois z
of straddling verdict. Three of the j
p, rors blame the accident on the careIessae
of Colon, section boss. Three of the
t rors blame the management OF the road T
running such a large passenger train.
at English Spawn Liaiment removes
Hard, Soft, or CaIloused Lumps and Ble1
a ishes from horses, Blood SPAWN, Curt
Spliuts, Sweeney, Riugbone, Suh'
N Spraius, Sweilings, etc. Save $50 by u
Of one bottle. Warranted Sold by
-. Banks & Co., Druggist, Miffiintown Pa
H.D. K. Wilson aged Is. living with
- father near BeIleville, Mifiiin county ca
to mis- death on the 10Th inst, by be
thrown from a horse that slipped or stu
bled. The YOU tn died the evening of
day Of the misshap. Some years ago
n had a brother who lost his life by the k
Of a horse
ed The Greensburg Press says \ turl
hen, owned by 5. :. : Strickler, OF DAVIS
ug after hatchIng I8 young turkeys, deser
them. The gobbler at once took charge
os- the flock and fed them They are now
rrpU-n and rest on either side Of the e
- bl,r. while the heartIess mother is cont
in 10 be alone
rt- Rev. J. d. Fitzgerald and daughters
,, nj, and Addison, with Miss Pearson
sister, and Miss Agnes Anderson, and y
LYDIA Lone all OF Baltiuore have been p,
ing a portion OF the summer at the piac
Mr.. VIM. 2. Graham, with 4 number OF
mes guests, paid this town a visit last Wedn
DAY afternoon
This is the time IN the year when
ou' man who fails 20 take newspaper ed
nan =, .,.;,,,,r..-s and nav, for
learning by experience, a dozen times
un- what it will cost him all his life for
IKE scriptiou to a newspaper, which keeps
no-ted as to the tricks of swIndlers-M
subscribe for a newspaper
ng, 1t is said Great Britain is about to sp
pirate a portion OF the territory of V
,od- Zuela- Treat DE''4'A
day der the Monroe doctrine 'he peoP'e
United States will enter their protest
see to it that Great Britain does not
- eompIish her purpose OF acquisition of